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A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra (NYFF64)
Of the several woozy coming-of-age films in NYFF64, I found myself less enamored of buzzier Main Slate offerings La Gradiva (a benevolent Euro-Kids populated by cliché types and dependent on stacked-deck narrative contrivances) and Everytim...
Heil Jupiter! (NYFF64)
Quite the coincidence that Mexican writer-director Carlos Reygadas is premiering the unhinged Heil Jupiter! at the same time his colleague and contemporary Alejandro González Iñárritu debuts the demented Digger. Both films stem from their m...
Digger
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Digger is a film of ideas, a rambunctious gathering of mostly talented people doing the worst work of their careers. It certainly takes on a lot, with its maker musing on the state of life, the universe, and ev...
September 2026: Viewing-Reading-Listening
The Unknown
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September 1
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The Prisoner, “Living in Harmony” (1967)
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It Ends (2025)
September 2
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The Prisoner, “It’s Your Funeral” (1967)
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Allison (2012)
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Citizens Band (1977)
September 3
- *The P...
La Gradiva (NYFF64)
Some have gone the “Euro-Euphoria” route when opining on co-writer/director Marine Atlan’s feature debut. Pour moi (a reality bit Gen-Xer), Larry Clark’s Kids seems more the model, sans the doomy American (and immeasurably MiraMAXed!) moral...
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